Software

Simplify POD management with GIGABYTE POD Manager - an intuitive platform for AI and HPC, offering real-time monitoring, workload orchestration, and automation.

Gigabyte and MyelinTek are bringing together a well integrated hardware and software stack, AI/ML Training Appliance, with flexible choice on versatile accelerators for AI/ML researchers and developers.

Industries that produce 3D content, such as animation, CGI, and architecture design, usually need to be able to collaborate spontaneously and remotely. Enhancing the ability to cooperate remotely is what enterprises have been pursuing lately.

A MEC (Multi-access Edge Computing / Mobile Edge Computing) platform based on GIGABYTE's server hardware provides an effective way to support a new generation of 5G services such as eMBB for high bandwidth content streaming, URLLC for autonomous driving or mMTC for a smart city IoT network

Quick Access and Easy Deployment Solution for 5G Infrastructure

GIGABYTE's DNN Training Appliance combines powerful computing performance together with a user-friendly GUI, providing DNN developers an easy to use environment to conduct dataset management, training jobs management, real time system environment monitoring and model analysis.

5G URLLC (Ultra-Reliable Low Latency Communications) technology to build an intelligent Internet of Vehicles (IoV) network can be delivered using a MEC (Multi-access Edge Computing) architecture based on GIGABYTE's edge servers such as H242 Series equipped with vRAN and AI inferencing capabilities

eMBB (Enhanced Mobile Broadband) technology can deliver ultra-high wireless bandwidth capabilities, and can be used to provide a fully immersive VR front-row concert or sports experience to all attendees, even in the cheap seats and in rear VIP rooms - or if they missed out on a ticket altogether

To build a massive 5G IoT network to enable the smart cities of the future, network operators can combine mMTC (Massive Machine-Type Communications) technology togther with a MEC (Multi-access Edge Computing) based on GIGABYTE's H242 Series servers